# PRCA All-Around Champion

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{{Short description|American rodeo series champion (1929– )}}
This is a list of '''PRCA All-Around Champions'''.  The championship is awarded at the [National Finals Rodeo](/source/National_Finals_Rodeo) by the [Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association](/source/Professional_Rodeo_Cowboys_Association) to the top [all-around](/source/All-Around) competitor.<ref name="PRCAChamps">{{cite web |title=World Champions (Historical) |url=http://www.prorodeo.com/prorodeo/cowboys/world-champions-historical/ |website=Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association |publisher=www.prorodeo.com |access-date=January 11, 2019}}</ref>

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!'''Year'''
!'''Cowboy'''
!'''Hometown'''
!'''Country'''
!Refs{{efn|name=fn1|Source for 1929 to 2017 is from Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association; note that 1945 and 1946 All-Around Champion is missing from their historical data, though champions for those years in all other categories are included.<ref name="PRCAChamps"/>}}

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| 1929  
| Earl Thode
| Belvedere, South Dakota
| United States
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| 1930  
| [Clay Carr](/source/Clay_Carr)
| Visalia, California
| United States
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| 1931  
| John Schneider
| Livermore, California
| United States
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| 1932  
| Donald Nesbit
| Snowflake, Arizona
| United States
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| 1933  
| Clay Carr
| Visalia, California
| United States
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| 1934  
| Leonard Ward
| Talent, Oregon
| United States
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| 1935  
| [Everett Bowman](/source/Everett_Bowman)
| Hillside, Arizona
| United States
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| 1936  
| John Bowman
| Oakdale, California
| United States
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| 1937  
| Everett Bowman
| Hillside, Arizona
| United States
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| 1938  
| Burel Mulkey
| Salmon, Idaho
| United States
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| 1939  
| Paul Carney
| Galeton, Colorado
| United States
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| 1940  
| Fritz Truan
| Long Beach, California
| United States
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|-
| 1941  
| Homer Pettigrew
| Grady, New Mexico
| United States 
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|-
| 1942  
| Gerald Roberts
| Strong City, Kansas
| United States
|
|-
| 1943  
| [Louis Brooks](/source/Louis_Brooks_(rodeo_cowboy))
| Pittsburg, Oklahoma
| United States
|
|-
| 1944  
| Louis Brooks
| Pittsburg, Oklahoma 
| United States
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| 1945  
|
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|{{nan|text=n/a}}{{efn|name=fn1}}
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| 1946  
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|{{nan|text=n/a}}{{efn|name=fn1}}
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| 1947  
| Todd Whatley
| Hugo, Oklahoma
| United States
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| 1948  
| Gerald Roberts
| Strong City, Kansas 
| United States
|
|-
| 1949  
| [Jim Shoulders](/source/Jim_Shoulders)
| Henryetta, Oklahoma
| United States
|
|-
| 1950  
| [Bill Linderman](/source/Bill_Linderman)
| Red Lodge, Montana
| United States
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|-
| 1951  
| [Casey Tibbs](/source/Casey_Tibbs)
| Fort Pierre, South Dakota
| United States
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| 1952  
| Harry Tompkins
| Dublin, Texas
| United States
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| 1953  
| Bill Linderman
| Red Lodge, Montana
| United States 
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| 1954  
| Buck Rutherford
| Lenapah, Oklahoma
| United States 
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| 1955  
| Casey Tibbs
| Fort Pierre, South Dakota
| United States 
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| 1956  
| Jim Shoulders
| Henryetta, Oklahoma
| United States
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| 1957  
| Jim Shoulders
| Henryetta, Oklahoma
| United States 
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| 1958  
| Jim Shoulders
| Henryetta, Oklahoma
| United States 
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| 1959  
| Jim Shoulders
| Henryetta, Oklahoma
| United States 
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| 1960  
| Harry Tompkins
| Dublin, Texas
| United States 
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| 1961  
| [Benny Reynolds](/source/Benny_Reynolds)
| Melrose, Montana
| United States 
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| 1962  
| Tom Nesmith
| Bethel, Oklahoma 
| United States 
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| 1963  
| Dean Oliver
| Boise, Idaho
| United States
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| 1964  
| Dean Oliver
| Boise, Idaho
| United States
|
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| 1965  
| Dean Oliver
| Boise, Idaho
| United States 
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|-
| 1966  
| [Larry Mahan](/source/Larry_Mahan)
| Brooks, Oregon
| United States
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| 1967  
| Larry Mahan
| Brooks, Oregon
| United States 
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| 1968  
| Larry Mahan
| Salem, Oregon
| United States 
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| 1969  
| Larry Mahan
| Salem, Oregon
| United States
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| 1970  
| Larry Mahan
| Brooks, Oregon
| United States 
|
|-
| 1971  
| [Phil Lyne](/source/Phil_Lyne)
| George West, Texas
| United States 
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| 1972  
| Phil Lyne
| George West, Texas
| United States
|
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| 1973  
| Larry Mahan
| Dallas, Texas
| United States
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|-
| 1974  
| [Tom R. Ferguson](/source/Tom_R._Ferguson)
| Miami, Oklahoma
| United States 
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| 1975  
| Tom R. Ferguson
| Miami, Oklahoma (tie)
| United States
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| 1975  
| Leo Camarillo
| Oakdale, California (tie)
| United States 
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| 1976  
| Tom R. Ferguson
| Miami, Oklahoma
| United States 
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| 1977  
| Tom R. Ferguson
| Miami, Oklahoma
| United States 
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| 1978  
| Tom R. Ferguson
| Miami, Oklahoma
| United States 
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| 1979  
| Tom R. Ferguson
| Miami, Oklahoma
| United States 
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| 1980  
| Paul Tierney
| Rapid City, South Dakota
| United States 
|
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| 1981  
| Jimmie Cooper
| Monument, New Mexico
| United States
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| 1982  
| Chris Lybbert
| Coyote, California
| United States 
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| 1983  
| Johnny Whitworth
| Chester, Texas
| United States
|
|-
| 1984  
| Dee Pickett
| Caldwell, Idaho
| United States
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|-
| 1985  
| [Lewis Feild](/source/Lewis_Feild)
| Elk Ridge, Utah
| United States 
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|-
| 1986  
| Lewis Feild
| Elk Ridge, Utah
| United States
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| 1987  
| Lewis Feild
| Elk Ridge, Utah
| United States
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|-
| 1988  
| Dave Appleton
| Clermont, Queensland
| Australia
|
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| 1989  
| [Ty Murray](/source/Ty_Murray)
| Odessa, Texas
| United States
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| 1990  
| Ty Murray
| Stephenville, Texas
| United States 
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| 1991  
| Ty Murray
| Stephenville, Texas
| United States 
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| 1992  
| Ty Murray
| Stephenville, Texas
| United States
|
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| 1993  
| Ty Murray
| Stephenville, Texas
| United States
|
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| 1994  
| Ty Murray
| Stephenville, Texas
| United States
|
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| 1995  
| Joe Beaver
| Huntsville, Texas
| United States
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| 1996  
| Joe Beaver
| Huntsville, Texas
| United States
|
|-
| 1997  
| [Dan Mortensen](/source/Dan_Mortensen)
| Manhattan, Montana
| United States
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|-
| 1998  
| Ty Murray
| Stephenville, Texas
| United States 
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|-
| 1999  
| [Fred Whitfield](/source/Fred_Whitfield_(rodeo_cowboy)) 
| Hockley, Texas
| United States
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|-
| 2000  
| Joe Beaver
| Huntsville, Texas
| United States
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|-
| 2001  
| Cody Ohl
| Stephenville, Texas
| United States 
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|-
| 2002  
| [Trevor Brazile](/source/Trevor_Brazile)
| Decatur, Texas
| United States
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|-
| 2003  
| Trevor Brazile
| Decatur, Texas
| United States 
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| 2004  
| Trevor Brazile
| Decatur, Texas
| United States
|
|-
| 2005  
| [Ryan Jarrett](/source/Ryan_Jarrett)
| Summerville, Georgia
| United States
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|-
| 2006  
| Trevor Brazile
| Decatur, Texas
| United States
|
|-
| 2007  
| Trevor Brazile
| Decatur, Texas
| United States
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|-
| 2008  
| Trevor Brazile
| Decatur, Texas
| United States
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|-
| 2009  
| Trevor Brazile
| Decatur, Texas
| United States
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|-
| 2010 
| Trevor Brazile
| Decatur, Texas
| United States
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|-
| 2011 
| Trevor Brazile
| Decatur, Texas
| United States
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| 2012
| Trevor Brazile
| Decatur, Texas
| United States
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| 2013
| Trevor Brazile
| Decatur, Texas
| United States
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| 2014
| Trevor Brazile
| Decatur, Texas
| United States
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| 2015
| Trevor Brazile
| Decatur, Texas
| United States
|
|-
| 2016
| Junior Nogueira
| Presidente Prudente, São Paulo
| Brazil
|
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| 2017
| Tuf Cooper
| Weatherford, Texas
| United States
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|-
| 2018
| Trevor Brazile
| Decatur, Texas
| United States
| <ref name="WorldChampions">{{cite web |last1=Conlon|first1=Casey|title=World champions crowned in wild finale at National Finals Rodeo |url=https://montanasports.com/more-sports/rodeo/2018/12/15/world-champions-crowned-on-wild-final-night-at-national-finals-rodeo/ |website=Montana Sports|access-date=December 16, 2018|date=December 16, 2018}}</ref>
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| 2019
| Stetson Wright
| Milford, Utah
| United States
| <ref>{{cite web|last1=Donaldson |first1=Amy|title=Milford's Stetson Wright earns All-Around Championship at National Finals Rodeo |url=https://www.deseret.com/sports/2019/12/16/21025108/milfords-stetson-wright-earns-all-around-championship-at-national-finals-rodeo |website=Deseret News|access-date=December 22, 2019|date=16 December 2019}}</ref>
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| 2020
| Stetson Wright
| Milford, Utah
| United States
| <ref>{{cite web|title=World All Around Leader|url=https://prorodeo.com/standings?eventType=AA&standingType=world&id=&circuitId=&year=2020|access-date=September 21, 2021|website=Professional Rodeo Cowboys|language=}}</ref>
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| 2021
| Stetson Wright
| Milford, Utah
| United States
| <ref>{{cite web|title=Stetson Wright Clinches Third Straight All-Around World Title in Round 8 - |url=https://wranglernetwork.com/news/stetson-wright-clinches-third-straight-all-around-world-title-in-round-8/ |website=Wrangler Network |access-date=February 7, 2022 |date=December 9, 2021}}</ref>
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| 2022
| Stetson Wright
| Milford, Utah
| United States
|<ref>{{cite web|title=Stetson Wright wins 2022 PRCA all-around world championship|url=https://prorodeo.com/news/2022/12/11/general-stetson-wright-caps-epic-season-with-all-around-bull-riding-titles|website=Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association|access-date=May 8, 2023}}</ref>
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| 2023
| Stetson Wright
| Milford, Utah
| United States
| <ref>{{cite web|title=Stetson Wright captures fifth-consecutive all-around title|url=https://www.prorodeo.com/news/2023/12/17/general-rookie-bareback-rider-keenan-hayes-makes-prca-history-with-his-world-championship|website=Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association|access-date=December 31, 2023}}</ref>
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| 2024
| Shad Mayfield
| Clovis, New Mexico
| United States
| <ref>{{cite web|title=Shad Mayfield captures coveted PRCA all-around world championship|url=https://www.prorodeo.com/news/2024/12/15/general-shad-mayfield-captures-coveted-prca-all-around-world-championship|website=Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association|access-date=December 15, 2024}}</ref>
|-
| 2025
| Stetson Wright
| Beaver, Utah
| United States
|
|}

==Notes==
{{notelist}}

==References==
{{Reflist}}

==External links==
*[http://www.prorodeo.com/ PRCA official website]

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